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If an object is negatively charged, it has an excess _____
Electron
If an object has a positive charge, it has an excess _____
Proton
Like Charges ______ each other
Repel
Opposite Charges ______ each other
Attract
Objects in which electrons can move freely are _______
Conductors
Objects in which an electron cannot move are called ________
Insulators
When you neutralize a charge, it is called..
Grounding
What form of Charging is this? Touching the object with a charged one, the object is then charged with the same charge.
Conduction
What form of charging is this? Two objects rub together, they gain opposite charges.
Friction
What type of charging is this? Bringing a charged object close but not touching another object, then grounding the object and removing the charged object.
Induction
What is a force feild?
A space for forces to be exerted throughout
What is an electric feild?
Forces being acted on each other without direct contact
On an electric field diagram, A proton is placed. Which way do the arrows point?
Outward/Out/Away
On an electric field diagram, A electron is placed. Which way do the arrows point?
Inward/In/Toward
Stronger charges have a _____ proportion of field lines
Higher
Stronger regions of the felid will make the field lines more ______
Concentrated/Close Together
The electric feild inside a conductor is _____
ZERO
Electric potential Energy can be defined as
What does the charge normally do?
Electric Potential can be described as ____
Where is it?
Electric potential increases when it is _____
Closer to a positive charge
Electric potential Energy Decreases when _____
It is going the way it wants to (Protons to Electrons, Electrons to Protons)
What Charges move from HIGH to LOW potential?
Positive
What Charges move from LOW to HIGH potential
Negative Charges
At any two points on the same Equipotential Line are..
The Exact Same Charge
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